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The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
Fargo.
Fargo Argus, November IL.

REV FATHER HAIRE's ADDRESS.
Last evening i'll Che Catholic chnrcl
there was a good audience to hear tn
lecture of Rev. Father Hare of Soutl
Dakota. After vespers conducted b,
Rev. Father Collins, Father Hair,
stepped forward and began his lecture
the subject of which was "The WorIt
as the Knights of Labor Want It,
He first stated why it is that the knights
of Labor have an existence. which was
not through ambition but from neces
sity The speaker referred briefly tc
the effect Of machinery to- cheaper Ia
bor and Cypress mankind. He at this
point read the preamble of the knights
Of Labor, which he said some can sign
and some cannot, and there would be
no quarrel with any because Of differ.
ence Of opinion. There are, however,
certain classes prohibited from becom-
ing members Of the organization-the
liquor men, lawyers, and gamblers.
The speaker next dwelt upon the pow
or for evil Of aggregated wealth, and
then referred to some OF the things the
Knights Of Labor propose to bring about
for the bettering Of society namely:
The establishment of bureau OF labor
statistics; the reserving Of the public
lands for actual settlers: the recognition
of trade unions; the enactment OF laws
for arbitration, ETC., which will make
strikes unnecessary; Father Haire here
said that the truth should make man
free. While the memory and under
are not free, the will makes
us free. There is no distinction be-
tween: the sovereignty Of an absolute
monarchy and one vested in the people.
Under God all laws receive their pow
er from consent Of the governed, In
this republic sovereignty is distributed
among the people, tie officers being the
servants, The Knights support this
principle that the people should gov
ern. The reverend father was rather
severe on usurers, lawyers and news
papers. Three quarters Of the legal
fraternity are agnostics, newspapers are
governed by their advertisers, and usur-
ers opLress mankind. There are three
ways Of getting wealth: q By making
something that did not exist before
hand; (2)by gift from the living or dead
(s)by hook or crook that Is, stealing it.
legally or illegally The speaker here
dwelt upon the interc change Of business
The ntrinsic vain none showing
lhat iss the creature of overeign
md eonse qpently must obey so ssoYer-
eign jtl1l III. .off the
ion off the bank and niIs ,of the
money othe people
::olt n ls d
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PROBATE NorICg

STATA OF MINNESOTA. County OF Henne.
~ pin.-AIor0bate Court.
In the matter Of the estate OF Franci: Hatfield.
Deceased.
Oh reading and filing the final account OF
Thornns Canty as administrator of The estate
said account and for decree assigning the
residue OF said estate to the persons by law en-
titled to .he came:
IL is ordered, That said petition be heard at
Court House in the City Of Minneapolis. j,1
said County, on Monday, the 21st day of No
vcmoer, 1887, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon: ans
sons Interested. by publishing this order at
lcsst once in each week for three successive
weeks prior to said day Of hearing, in the
IRISH STANDARD. newspaper printed and
published ia said county.
Da1ed at minneapolis, this 9Th day Of Octo..
ber, 1887.
By the Court F. Won aCiLEG rlr
THOMAS CAVITY, Judge OF prr,late
Attorney for Estate.
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CTATE OF NIENESCTA, County Of Henne-
In he he matter Of the estate Of fPeterRobischon,
Decease3.
On reading and fling the pe:ition of Margar-
etha Kastenholz representing that Peter Rob
ischon has lately died intestate, resident aud
inhabitant of the County of Hennepin and
State of Minnesota. leaving goods. chatie;s
and estate within this county, and praying
that administration Of his estate de bonis non.
be to Joseph KastenhOlz granted:
It is ordered. Thar said petition be heard at
a general term OF this Court, to be held at the
Court House in the city Of Minneapolis. in said
county, on M onda ay. the 9Th day of December,
1887, ati1O o'clock in the forenoon; and that
notice of such hearing be given 10 all person.
interested, by publis hin his order at least
once in each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hearing, in the IRISH
sTANpARD, 9 wspaPer printed and pub blished p
ii said county Ts y 4
Dated q Mlnneap polls, this 5,h to,ena-
s Nc cHIJAG Judg ot ot EProtate:l
q attorneys tpre estate.
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THE MANCHESTER MARTYRS
lCoatinued from First Page.)

witnesses and the hireling inf0rmers
One witness testified that Allen fired
the shot that killed Sergeant Brett
but allen solemnly de Jared Gin the
presence of the Almighty and Ever
Living God, that I am innocent, aye
as innocent as any mar. in this court. y
I.arkin admitted that he was present at
the rescue and went to aid it, but he de.
MED he had a pistol, a revolver or any
other weapon in his hands, O'Brien.
zoo, protested his innocence OF
Brett7s blood, and,f being an
American citizen, be also denounced
the then American minister at
London, the late CHARLES Francis
Adams, whose protection he had
claimed, because that individual had
done nothing to secure him fair trial
or to defend him before the court.
Mcguire followed his comrades with
declarations that he had no hand in
shedding Brett's blood, and he vigor-
ously denounced the government for
it's employment Of paid oerjurers to Sc
cure conviction of innocent men.
O'Meagher Condor made magnificent
speech from the dock, which has since
become an Irish classic, and it's con-
Guiding cry, '..God save Ireland!'' is TO-
day both the prayer of all lrisbnlen for
their native land, as we'll as the def
suace they hurl at her foes. But English
courts were not to, be moved twenty
years ago any more than they are to-day
by such declarations as the prisoners
made at Manchester It. took the
packed jury only an hour to find the
FIVE men guilty, and Mellor, the pre-
siding justice, at once complimented
them on their verdict, declaring 1t a
just and proper one. The trial, which
ended on November /, 1867, was brought
to close when the following sentence
was pronounced on the prisoners;
That you, and each of you, be taken
hence to the place whence you came,
and thence to the place of execution,
and that you be there hanged by the
neck until you shall be dead, and that
your bodies be afterwards buried with
in the precincts of the prison wherein
you were last confined after your re-
spective convictions" A petition
signed by all the reporters who at
tended the trial, and by many promi-
nent individuals, secured the pardon,
On November 81, OF Thomas Mcguire.
O'Meagher Condor was afterwards re-
Drieved and lived to come to this coun-
try and attain honorable place and dis
tinction, but on the morning of the 23d
ST November, while the bells in the
,teeples of Manchester were striking
the hour of 8, Allen, Larkins and
o. Brien, fortified by the rights and con-
,olations of their religion, mounted the
scaffold and offered their lives for
their country Today, wherever
the Irish race is found, their
are annually recalled and
reverenced, as the story Of their mar
;yrdorn is recited, while, as the famous
song in their honor has it,:
5s4fI Never till the latest day d
B Shall the memory pass away 1ss:5s S3
)ftlle gallant lives thus given for our land
But on the cause q ust 60, ~ 81 So
Through ortune, veal orWo s. 4
n,adsnaE is1e Amt ion free and
ave2 dls !!
saya s
hether fold high 4I,
Nh ss2 tie NV
jhss ifS
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OEE1CE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS,
County Of Henn.-pin.
$40 TO of Mi,pest1f0

OEE1CE OF REGISTER oF DEEDS, .
County Of Hensl pin.
State of Minnesota @
hereby certify that the within articles was
filed for record in this Office on the 9TH day of
October, A. D.. 1887, at II o clock a. m. and was
duly record ed in Book Ss, OF Misc. Page z6T.
5a B 3: JNO. F. PETERSON.
Register Of Deeds.
By w. a.. PLUMaiER Deputy.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Office Of
superintendent Of Banks
II The undersigned Superintendent OF Banks
for the State of Minnesota, hereby cerhdes
that = The Standard Bank located ia the City
Of Minneapolis, County Of Hennepin, and
State Of Minnesota, an association organized
under thes provisions Of chapter thirty-three
.33) of General Statutes, 1878. ard the acts
amendatorv thereof, has complied with all the
provisions required e be complied with before
commencing the business Of banking. and that
such association is hereby authorized to COM
menct,such tbusiness 9as provided for by sec.
si6ns eleven of said chapter thirt three s(3N
as aniendedb chapte ty4aeyes 81, Of
b ia Sesf7nBny whereof. witness nly hand and
omciaIs seal this twenty sixth (26thJ Of 0ca
tober, 1857 hFNRYla,M KNOX,
SuperintendenlofB Of Banke.ssS$
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Wallted.

An agent in every town in this and
adjoining states to CANVASS for the
Jubilee edition Of the life Of His Holi-
ness Pope Leo XIII. Big money can
be made by active agents selling this
Write for terms TO D. OKLA lloran, st.
Paul, MINI.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
Articles of Incorporation Of
the Standard Bank,

We, the undersigned, for the purpose o.
| forming a banking corporation under the laws
of Minnesota, do hereby make this organza.
ton certificate, and specifically state rs fo.,
'oTn: Tfnsr.-The name assS ed to distinguish,
said bank and to be usea..ii, all its dealings, is
1.-THE standard Bank"
S;EOoND.-The place where The business of
discount and deposit is to be carried on is the
City OF Minneapolis, in Hennepn County, in
said State.
bank is Twenty-Five thousand dollars i$25,0O0)
to be divided into two hundred and fifty shares
(25O) of one hundred dollars each. The holders
Of said shares by a vote Of the majority i1s
ers' meeting increase said capital stock from
time to time, in such sums as shall be detex-
mined'at such meetings. ana until The Whole
amount cf capital stock shall be five hundred
thousand dollars. Every such increase shall
be divided into shares OF one hundred dollars
each.
dence of the shareholders and the number OF
shares held by them, respectively. are as
follows:
Wm. Fl. Burnet, Chicago, ILL.,. one hundred
Johr Milton Oliver. Chicago. Illinois. SIXTY
shares.
Harry Hargis, Chicago. Ill, two shares.
Deiroy Gctchell, Minneapolis, Mimi, ten
shares.
Charles III. Hertig, Minneapolis, Mimi, fifty
shares.
F1FTH.-The said bank, as a corporation,
shall commence on the Isl day of October, 1887
and shall terminate fifty years thereafter. 1t.
between Occober 1st. 1887, and January 1st,
1883, said day to be fixed bya vote of the ma
jority of the shareholders in value at meeting
ne wness oy have ee
our hands and seals this 1st day of October,
1887.
Tna9a; %}f%aes Matter' as te WIN. Ell. BURNET; gTt,,
rnsea Mattsr' JOHN MILTON OLIVER,
II. S. Mccartney, HARRY HARGIs,
witness as to lSEALl
John b. Atwater and Chas. H. Babcock, wit
nesses ae to last three signatures,
$$f${E $AE$SE $HFSHR5E $Eff AzRE s. Ss4
Stage Goantg or lnafsS5ol Of cook. SIS.
On this 1st day Of October, 1887, personally
came before me VIM. II. Burnet, John Milton
Oliver and Harry .Hareis, personally known to
me to be three OF the persons named in, and
VIII, executed the foregoing organization Ger
tificate, and they die several1y acknowledge
that they executed the same aa their. free act
and deed.
Witness my hand and seal Of office this first
day OF October, 1871 1,:o EF; WALLACE, j,A9
{NOTARIAL
y SEAL.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.
County of Hennepin. S.
on this 4th day of October. 1857. personally
came before ne Samuel Hill, Delroy Getchell,
Ind Charles M. Hertig, personally known to
me to be three OF the persons named In, and
Who executed the foregoing organization Ger i
icate and they did severally acknowledge !
that they executed the same as their free act |
and deed.
witness my hand and seal Of office this 4th |
lay Of October, 1887.
Notary Pubic, Hennepin Co. Mimi
JNOTARIALl
SEAL.
)EE1cE OF REGISTER OF DEEDS,
County Of Henyspin.
State of Minnesota
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SuMMONS.

Attorneys for Assignee.
The Irish standard., 1887-11-19
PROBATE NOTICE.

pTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Henne-
- p.in.-Probate Court.
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We, the undersigned, for the purpose Of
forming banking corporation under the laws
of Minnesota, do hereby make this organiza-
.tion certificate, and specifically state Us fo-
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
$4,000 REWARD.

We have lost from our range on White
River one gray 2-year-old Norman Stal.
lion. one hip slightly knocked down, un-
branded at the time he was lost or
stolen. last September. Also bay
mare about 10 years old. branded =
on left thigh and dim - on left
shoulder. Our own brand is N on left
thigh or shoulder. or ! on lef, thigh.
and think We have lost a few head Of
horses at the same time the Stallion WIS
taken. Wewiil pay 5000 for informa-
ton that will lend TO the recovery Of the
Stallion. and $1,000 more II the thief
can lie caught and convicted.
MEDIATION Il DREiruss.
MEEKER. Colo, Feb. %. 1887.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the iirm name
Of wc!ch x Blair. and engaged In the
salo"n business In Mccker. Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Duncan
Blair retiring. T.. +. wclch continues
the business and collects all accounts
due the late firm. Duncan Hair pays
all bills against the same cxcep, bills
agreed upon between the undersigned.
+. +. WEIGH.
DUNCAN BLAIR.
MEsxER. Colo. March 18th. 1857.
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PRnMNAL.

Surveyor Foreman WAS among our
visitors Monday.
Mrs. 4. A. Hail and Miss Grace Hall
were visiting city friends Wednesday.
ID. ID. Taylor Of Pice-ance, WAS in the
city Monday and favored this Office with
= call.
Jim Burch and Frank Harker. VI
Upper White, paid THE HERALD y
visit last Saturday.
Clark Tilton. Assessor Of R0u.ct
county. spent Saturday and Sunds.y In
the White River metropolis.
John wist and James McA.,drew Of
Lower whits. were In town Monday
attending 10 soms matter. relating to
their ranches.
Oscar Collett was IN town Monday
and bought one Of John Goulds finest
saddles. Somebody remarked tha,
Oscar was putting on n heap Of style
to which Mr.. Co!lett replied that lie
thought i: right and proper that man
OF his importance should put on style.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
plssOLursoN NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned. under the iirm name
Of Harp X Gould. and engaged in the
harness and saddlcry business. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent, Simp
Harp retiring. John Gould con-
tinues the business. collects all accounts
due the late firm. and pays all bills
against the same. SIMP HARE,
JOHN GOULD.
MEEKER, Colo, March 1, 1857.
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ATTENTION. SsoasHMES:

Cap Webb ..s.t aud Donald 2,sc5.
Also registered In the Percheron Stud
Hook Of France. will stand tho coming
sraSon nj our stables In Mceker oh the
following terms: Single service. 5000.
for the srason. 5000. win insure for
any responsible person permanently
located os, the following terms: that the
mares In Jeff In our charge or rrtusn-i
nj least twice latter first srrvicel nj the
proper time-srryice fee $500. onc.hali
u hc paid nj time of ilrst service. the
balance when marc IL known 10 ir In
fosi: II not In foal money refunded: will
furnish good pasture al 500 per month
for stock held for service; also. have
other good s,ailions will scrvs at lower
rate. Money must be paid In naivanc.
or terms agreed to on paper before any
service Ii made.
McltATvoN 4 DREirrss.
NOTE-Wu hnd Il necessary 10 insure
ourselves against lnas to make our terms
explicit and sixidiy adhere to them
The fee Il ssnall for tho cla.s of stock
II is uaelesa 10 think Of standing higt,
pr,ccsi h"rSe for cheap service fec. In
fcr!or and scrub stock have bc~n cure
IN all this western country and will con.
iinur Ia 'r NJ until people wake up Ia
the Importance Of always breeding tn
the l,-si- Tho sire Is onc-half the herd
and II Is through him wc must improve
II wc Improve nj all. Aicckrr has ,tal.
lions now that will give superior class
Of horses II they arc patronized.
Respectfully.
J. l.. MciiArToN.
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Noss~- for Publication.

LAND DpffICE NT
GLHSsspup sru>.-. Cello. March Q. is...
NOTICE.. hereby given that the following
~ nitn.i settler has hi..i notice nf hi. inirn.
t,on 'o make nnsi prof In support 81 hi-
s,'iin. and that .sid rr-f ~ill 10 made i~-
fore the Register ~ri Receiver vt Gl-nwus-i
SPRING.. Colo. on MAJ 4 1-ss. ut 10 n'.in..k
g. M. viz: E'sln A.. brown. II N.-ssr.
Colorado. On hi. y. u y. =. No. W. U. !. :.
fos the n =, ne I, sec " and :, =. Y .rv Ia.
Tp I. y. II. 90 ". s;h T.. ~.
nc naincs the following ~itpcs.c. to rr,,vr
Martin. }. d. Hall and Gilbert wcs.on. all "f
Ncrkcr. Colorado.
=. J. prISN. Rcyi.tsr.
lEirst Put Mnrrh lR-IAat April q issil
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AWster tor 1'u btlra astOn.
LAND pHYlck At

GLESvoob srnisGs. Colo. Yet. =. iss.. 4
NOTICE ls hereby given that the following
~ nam-t settler hiss ni-si n.ties, of hi. intrB-
tloa to make nnsi psupf In support os hi.
claim. ami that ssii pr,of VII L. insdr before
sprinss. Co,nyan On Hpr,l II ,s... Al No
o'eisrk .. M. vbi p-rT, u Carmichael. OF
fis"yns isrk i"-t,fi.-, Utah Territory. GU
ah =. y. v ~ IT, ' w.
lie name. the foiios ing Witness Ia prove
his sontint.",is r-shi~n.- ut-pa nEi -siti, alton
- said iani. tisi Colufi,f,sis y. Toiiv-f. 4. u.
os~shult. u. ". Jayns-s and John iifv, ali of
iiro~ ne Park p,.iuthee. Utah T-r.
=. J. bnf.AS, HrsIst-r.
First pub March i:-iA.i April 10. i-s.l
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
5000 1s kW Ann.

wewill give the above reward to apy
person giving information that will lead
to the arrest and conviction Of any per.
son or persons who has or does in the
future destroy or damage any part Of
the irrigating ditch owned by us either
by damaging the head gate. cutting or
filling up the same or obstruc,inp the
How of water in any manner whatso-
ever. HENRY WELLS,
WALTER WELLS.
MEEKEH. March g, 1857.
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ELkCrsON NOTICE.

To the qualified electors Of the town
Mceker. Garfield county, Colorado.
notice Is hereby given that the annual
election for n Mayor and five Trustees
for the town Of Meeker, Garfield county.
Colorado. will be held at the office of
the Gregory Stables, In sad town, on
Tuesday the 5th day Of April, A. ID.
1857. W. II. CLARK,
CD. TIAfER, Mayor.
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hessss Ter ssssiirss,ss.

6aSSwoop sraiso.. cui".. Nsrvh I. t.5.
NOTICE is h-s~by ri,-n tina; tho following Z
y nam~.i sstiIer has hisd no;i.>v of hi. intsn.
enn To- make nnsi pr,of Ia .upI-rt of hi. claim.
essi that aaI lraf ~tiI L. tnaic is'fptv the
kssistrr abd lrc-is-r st Gi-n~u-.i spttns..
paIcsn.so. on Nay :, iss:. at 10 o'eia-k =. IN,
sai william \. k-i!.s. q Nr-kcr. Garncli
= .-c Ii. Tpi ~. Il. "a ahr ".
/ t~ nsip~s ih~ follow Ing witnesses :" yro,.
e"iiiinu.~ss t~>Li~Dsv uyp,s. AMI r,istit alien
ssid iand. sisi Et-in llrv~n. .e.sg- STAR
T. \. J. Sonk-r afri Jane. Hurvh.aii Of
schrr. Gsrnr.d county. Colo.
=. J. bsI.sS. Register.
ttrss ps,b Nsrrh t--tAss April Ia. l.-rl
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
Notice for Publlrasten.
sacn nCr,tro Ar

0f.ISwoop SPRINGS, Colo. March a. 1ss'.
NOTlCE-fs hcrrty given that tho following
~ nsmcd settler ha. flcsi notice of his intcn.
claim. and thss said pr,,os win l., made i,e-
forr the Rcsi.tcr aud Receiver. at glcuwos-i
Springs. Colorado. on May z. lss'. ct 1Q
O'ciurk, =. M. VIZ: Milton r. tiurch. II
Ncckcr. Colo. on his =. y. u. =. No. t.u. I. H.
for the " y nv y src II md sw y sw = sec
-, TIP I. n. Il. " ". 9Th =. M.
He names tho following witnesses tn prove
hIs continuous residence uprn, and cultivation
OF. said land. viz: Rculrn Oldland. John " :.
Cor, A. e. Lowe and Edwin lirpwn. all OF
Acckcr. GARFIELD county. Colo.
=. j. DEIAN, Register.
trirst Pub March .s-I.ast Arril ~, lss,l
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
MEEKER. March %, 1887.

A philosopher says: "when visiting
a printing Office keep these rules in
view: Enter softly. sit down quietly,
subscribe for the paper and pay in I'd.
vance, keep six feet away from the
devil. hands OF the manuscript, don't
talk to the compositors, don't carry Oh
the exchanges, don't read the typc on
the galleys."
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
lssckien's Arsiea saIvc.

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The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
NOTICE.

Having bought all the outstanding as
sets due the Cabinet Saloon since Aug.
18th. 1885. to The present date. I hereby
notify all parties indebted to the same to
come forward and settle at once. All
assets not settled by April lst will bc
put in hands for collection at once.
T.. +. WEIGH.
MEEkEH, Colo, March 10. 1857.
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S.,s.- for Publication.

Glrs~opp -rHi>a.. Colo. March .. ts-s.
NOTICE is h-rrisy given that the following
~ n~m-si settler ha. nis-i poiI.- uf hi. intrf,s
,ion Ia make fpsi pr,-,f In support 81 hi'
the R-xi.trr and itr--iv-r At Gl-nwo-.i
Springs. Colorado. ou May 1 i.-.. at 10 .'-lc-'k
=. M. viz; George ~. Martin. Of M--krr.
colorado. on his II. =. No. :. u. !. =, Tor
tho p~ y nv y .~- -. ne :, ne Y .-- = and
g :, 49, Z, SO 81. 1p !. y. It ~ W. 9Th y. ".
lie nsin-s the following ~,tp.>..-. tn prov"
bic rsnfinuru. rv.i'-r,-., uI-in and cultivation
of. ssid land. viz. Ei~in 4. Iiruwn. ". \. krl.
lrr. Thotna. kil.iun and Gilbert wc.."u. all OF
NrckCt. Colo.
y. !. bufs>. Hrsi.trr.
fYlr-i Pub March ip-tasi Nprti 2. i-.sl
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
Nssies fer Pshiieasiea.
LAND OFFICK At
0fHNWoOD krniAaa Cola Heb - lsEr

0axsvOOD srx,saa, Co,o., reb. q. i~T. I
NUr1CE-is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has nlesi notics of hi. inIeti.
riaim. and that aid proof viii u, Iiad~ i.r.
fosr the Register aud Hseeiyer. al Glun~o-o-i
-pstny., Colorado. GA April a lss.. st 10
o'ctork =. ui.. via: Coi,niisss y. Toiisrr, of
liso~ns i'ssk r. o.. Utah Ter. on his y. Y.
ID. n No. x...: a.. Z. ~ for the y So y So =
80 y SIC L, Tp 10. y, u. ios. ". 9TH r. "
lie na,ns~ the following ~itnr~--s Ia prove
his rousinno.s residence upon. and cultivation
u. sati Land, via; Perry q Carmichael. 4. q.
Os~rhoit. u. W. JaynA-s and John hifr. all oi
i,suun. Park. Utah Ter,
=. J. pri.AN, Hs,'i.,-r.
fY1r.s i'ub Narch ts-iast April ID. ls-.l
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Nssiee Ter Pss,s~sss.s.
LAND OfGtCH At

vtRSwoop srsiso.. ca'a.. NaSrh u isr'.
cOTTE-ts h-ru,,y sis-u tbs, th.. f..io I'M
usui~-i .ssiisr has nis-i ps<L- of HI. in'-n'
'Vl0 tn make Anal pss.t In support ~ his
Palm. AMI that sati pss-nf uili h. made L.
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tic asin.-s the foil"-ins ~isnr.~-s tn prove
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The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
Tn. Gs.xor1 >s.hle..

II you want your horses we'll fed
and properly taken care of call a,thc
stables Of Mcssrs. Gilmore 4 RanS.ll.
The Gregory Stables are centcralIy "a.
ted and prices reasonable. Give The
Gregory call.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
D,ar., Nrslr,n,., ne.

Ton can get anything you wan, In
the drug line at J. W. Hugus 4 Cas-.
who are now carrying y full 1ne
of drugs. medicines. oils. paints. sd
in fact everything pertaining t6-tnu
drug business.
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02

China Jim has received u lot Of plain
aud fancy silk handk-rchicfs AMI dnc
Grape shawis from China. and Il selling
them nj reasonable prices. Call and SEE
Jim ut the Afeckcr hotel
The Meeker herald., 1887-04-02
C,sy prvsss

For drugs, medicines, paints, books.
stationery. fancy and toilet articles.
field glasses. artists materials. musical
goods. etc. etc. go or SEND your oruers
to DIR. 4. S'uver. Isawlins. Wyoming
and get the hest goods at lowest priccs